in russia, one of president putin s main critics is sentenced to 25 years in prison. main critics is sentenced we ll have the latest from moscow. main critics is sentenced for main critics is sentenced vladimir kara murza, the possible for vladimir kara murza, the maximum possible punishment, a quarter of a century behind bars which it sends a chilling message to anyone here thinking of taking on the kremlin. the prime minister under investigation after allegations of a possible failure to declare his wife s financial interest in a business that could benefit from government policy. the un calls for an immediate ceasefire in sudan where a power struggle between two military leaders has led to days of fighting. and the rise of the low traffic neighbourhood in england. we report on the heated local debates for and against. and coming up on bbc news, drama at the crucible as a protester vandalizes one of the tables during a match at the world snooker championship. good evening
As the All Souls' and All Saints' Day observances approach, the Davao City Transport and Traffic Management Office (CTTMO) has implemented a traffic plan to accommodate the influx of visitors to major cemeteries around the city.
The eight cemeteries receiving special attention are: Davao Memorial Park, Davao Masonic Cemetery, Orchard Memorial Park Davao, San Pedro Memorial Park, Forest Lake Memorial Park, Davao Chinese Cemetery, Buhangin Memorial Park, and Wireless Cemetery.
Various measures have been put in place at each location to ease traffic congestion and provide a safe and convenient experience for all visitors.
So whether you're headed to Davao Memorial Park or Buhangin Memorial Park, be sure to follow the CTTMO's traffic regulations to ensure a hassle-free Undas experience for everyone.
punch. let s have a look at today s papers. the guardian reports that ministers are considering restrictions on local councils abilities to impose 20mph speed limits, as part of what it says is a new shift against green policies and traffic schemes. lots of green stories in the papers this morning. the times leads on news that the prime minister will press ahead with oil and gas exploration plans in the north sea, saying that he will use a trip to scotland to confirm it. and the main image on the front of the daily telegraph is of england cricketer stuart broad, who will play his last day of international test cricket today, having announced his retirement over the weekend. sticking with sport, olympic champion tom daley says he is coming out of retirement to return to the pool.
in the country use their cars to get around and are dependent on their cars , adding, i just want to make sure people know that i m on their side in supporting them to use their cars . it comes after mr sunak s conservatives retained the parliamentary seat of uxbridge and south ruislip in west london on the back of a campaign focused on opposition to the expansion of london s ulez charging zone for older polluting vehicles. the labour mayor of london, sadiq khan, is pressing ahead with that after a legal challenge brought by some conservative councils failed this week. he says it s important to clean up london s air and tackle the climate crisis. he s promised to look at new ideas to help people meet the costs. after uxbridge, rishi sunak appears to have identified car owners as a target for conservative policies. but it s not clear what effect his review of low traffic schemes will have. government sources could not say